Rebellions - Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

Detailed revision notes for Edward VI, part of the AQA A-Level 1C The Tudors: England, specification. Notes are easy to understand and full of relevant evidence to improve your essays. Areas covered include religious, economic and social reforms, rebellions and intellectual developments. Please note that foreign relations are not included.

- "to what extent did the plots and rebellions faced by the crown during the reign of Elizabeth pose a real threat to the security of the state" - scored 17/25 - textbook end of chapter 21 essay question answer

Detailed revision notes for Henry VIII (1509-1547), part of the AQA A-Level 1C The Tudors: England, 1485-1603 specification. Notes are easy to understand and full of relevent evidence to improve your essays. Areas covered include: renaissance ideas, the divorce, religious change, rebellions, key ministers, governance, succession and foreign policy. A comprehensive and detailed understanding of the topic is essential to achieve an A/A* at A-Level History. These notes will support you in achieving...

Tudors (AQA component 1C) Questions and answers on entire course. These are incredibly in depth and give pretty much all the specific evidence you will need for an essay. Spanning throughout the whole period, there are sections such as religion, rebellions and many more. I achieved an A* with these at A Level and this was how I spent the majority of my time revising for Tudors. You can also input the questions into another recall programme, such as Anki, which also helped me with memorising such...

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Used for my NEA on Tudor Rebellions. Full summary of the causes of the rebellions. Achieved 39/40 using these notes.

ALL notes for 2D religious conflict and change 1529-1570 AQA a level history by A* Cambridge History and Spanish student (25 pages) Covers whole course with notes made from textbook and other sources from the church in 1529, the reformation parliament, Henry VIII's religious changes, the Edwardian reformation, Mary's restoration of Catholicism, Elizabeth's Religious Settlement until 1570 Includes: - summary notes for whole course - in depth summaries of rebellions - example essays pl...

Common Core ELA 11 (All Pre-tests for "Cultural Rebellion and Multicultural American Identities") Updated 2023 Questions and Answers Correct

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'REBELLIONS IN THE YEARS 1489 AND 1497 STEMMED FROM THE WEAKNESS OF CENTRAL GOVERNMENT.' Essay Overview - INTRODUCTION - Two main rebellions during this time period: Cornish and Yorkshire - Both fundamentally caused by weaknesses from central government - Both had economics BUT H7 excessive use heavy taxation = caused rebellion - passed thru. parliament - Already crippled under high taxes and ways of extracting money from the crown e.g. feudal dues - Was caused by weakness in gov due to...